Close Reading: According to Ward, why didn't voters in the assemblies have as much power as the magistrates or Senate?

Alan Ward argues that voters in the Roman assemblies were effectively disenfranchised because all votes were held in Rome, only elite members of tribes were allowed to vote, and candidates were chosen by the higher levels, not the assemblies.

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your answer is rising unemployment and inflation.

no because it could make the world a terrible place to live in.